Debating the Meaning of "Social Studies"
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After briefly reviewing relevant public schooling history and how it has contextualized the development of social studies, heated debates are described. Two main perspectives are portrayed: the progressive developers’ views and those of their critics. The paper concludes with an attempt to bridge this seemingly insurmountable ideological divide.
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Broom, C. (2007). Debating the Meaning of "Social Studies". SFU Educational Review, 1. https://doi.org/10.21810/sfuer.v1i.328
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